Eva Aalbæk Dimon

Perineal Care Specialist, Midwife, Course creator at GynZone

Eva is a Danish midwife at Regional Hospital Gødstrup. In addition to regular midwifery work, she also has a specialist function in the hospital’s interdisciplinary postnatal clinic, performing routine checkups of all birth lacerations 2-3 days postpartum. In case of insufficient primary repair or suture breakdown, the clinic offers early secondary repair.

Early secondary repairs are performed by a team of specialist midwives and urogynecologists.

Achievements

Course creator at GynZone (2022 – now)
Midwife at Aarhus University (2017 – 2025)
Midwife at Regional Hospital Gødstrup (2025 – now)

Links to research and SoMe
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May 20th, 2025

1st-degree perineal repair: New GynZone online course 2025

Sara and Eva will present their update in the GynZone online course about 1st degree perineal repair.

Diagnosing 1st-degree lacerations
Clinical cases with trauma to the labia, hymen, vagina, perineal skin
Surgical repair: how to do
Tips and tricks for best outcomes

Watch in English

Links to research

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=Sara+Kindberg

Related courses on GynZone

First-degree lacerations

February 6th, 2025

Early secondary repair (13 years of experience)

Speakers: Midwife Eva Dimon and Urogynecologist PhD Marianne Glavind-Kristensen.

All women giving birth in Aarhus University Hospital are offered a postnatal screening of the outcome of their perineal repair. This screening is carried out during a routine visit 2-3 days after birth along with a neonatal hearing test and breastfeeding support.

In case of suture breakdown, early secondary perineal repair is offered within the first weeks postpartum.

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Related courses on GynZone

Early secondary repair

December 18th, 2024

Birth of a fetal face presentation

Speakers: Midwives Peggy Seehafer and Eva Aalbæk Dimon, GynZone and Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark

In this webinar, we present a case study including a birth video from a Danish birth unit, where the baby was born in a face presentation.

We will focus on the different aspects of vaginal birth of a baby in face presentation.

• Which fetal positions allows for a trial of labor
• How can midwives support vaginal birth with a face presentation?
• For the midwife, how does a face presentation feel during a cervical exam?
• No-go’s during vaginal birth with a face presentation
• The baby in the first week

Link to published work about birth of face presentations:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK567727/

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Related courses on GynZone

Irregular presentation

November 11th, 2024

Left-hand technique: New GynZone online course

Speakers: Eva Aalbæk Dimon, Midwife and perineal repair specialist, Aarhus University Hospital & GynZone (Right-handed). Karina Klavsen, Midwife and perineal repair specialist, Esbjerg Hospital (Left-handed).

This summer, they have released 16 brand new videos on GynZone, featuring suture training models and clinical cases with patients. In these videos, suturing is done with the left hand as the dominant one for inspiration for new as well as experienced clinicians.

This webinar will focus on:
• Left-handed: Why is it difficult to learn from a right-handed operator?
• Instruments designed for right-handed surgeons
• Presentation of the new online course on GynZone

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Watch in Danish